Online Hotel Booking and Reservations: Love to do Scuba Diving? Here are the Best Places for you

Scuba diving offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity to enter the marine world and explore exotic underwater spots, swim along with sea creatures and fishes, and even look at shipwrecks. It’s fast becoming one of the most popular recreational water sports in the world. Tourists and enthusiasts alike want to have a taste of the exhilarating and almost-magical experience that scuba diving provides.

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So, if you are looking for the best scuba diving sites to dive into for the first time or to explore as experienced enthusiasts, here’s a list of the must-visit places:

● Australia

No list of the top scuba diving places can be complete without mentioning Australia. It's home to the Great Barrier Reef- the world’s largest and healthiest coral reef system. Australia’s diving spots like the Ribbon Reefs or the Osprey Reef offer breathtakingly beautiful sights and a very diverse marine life including giant sea turtles, manta rays, sharks, porpoises, and huge sea snakes. There are over three thousand coral cays and reef systems in Australia.

● Indonesia

Indonesia is considered by many divers to be the best place for overall diving and underwater photography, especially in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean region. The Indonesian diving sites have everything from healthy coral reefs to shipwrecks, to big fishes and critters. Cape Kri is one of the most popular spots with barracudas, manta rays, coral garden, giant trevallies, and sharks.

● Kona Mantas — Hawaii, USA

The world-famous Kona Mantas will give you a surreal experience with its nighttime manta dives. Dive lights are pointed up to attract the plankton while crouching on the bottom off Keahole Point and divers get to see the mantas, some as huge as 16 feet, feeding on the plankton. Kona’s manta dives are very popular and you can also go for twilight reef dives or swim around eels, octopuses, and squids at night.

● Galapagos Islands

A dive at the Galapagos is sure to transport you to another-worldly, strange place of four-eyed fish swimming alongside penguins. You can find iguanas feeding on algae, and dolphins’ swimming around sea lions. Some of the most popular dive spots in the Galapagos are El Arena and El Arko at Darwin Island where you can encounter whale sharks, hammerheads, and of course Galapagos. Cape Douglas and Roca Redonda are also great for witnessing marine life found nowhere else in the world.

● Palau

If you are looking for a thrilling, adrenaline-pumping diving experience then look no further than Palau. You can explore coral walls, see the rich underwater life and find almost a dozen reef sharks racing towards you. The sharks swim closer as they get more comfortable with your presence. Other attractions are the schools of red-tooth trigger-fish, eagle rays, and parrot-fish.

There are many other places in the world which allow you to have a once-in-a-lifetime diving experience. The diving sites at Maldives, Mexico, Fiji, Egypt, and Brazil all have their own unique flora and fauna and their own specialties, be it shipwrecks, amazing sea creatures, underwater natural structures, and caves.

Nothing can replicate the incredible high of a great dive. Go through our trusted hotel reviews at Reservations.com and choose a room at your favorite diving spot now. Book now at Reservations.com.